State Leadership
IAVAT leadership is made up of a Board of Directors, consisting of a past president, president, vice president, treasurer, and a district director representing each of the five districts in the state of Illinois. Each district consists of five sections, each with a section chair.
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Committees
IAVAT members have the opportunity to serve on one of thirteen state committees, determined at section and district meetings during the annual IAVAT conference.
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IAVAT Dues and Donations form
Please use this form to submit the required information for IAVAT and affiliate membership. An automated invoice will be sent to the email submitted for payment processing.
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IAVAT Membership Resources
Includes types of memberships and dues structures and packages.
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IAVAT History
The Smith-Hughes Act of 1917 promoted a new kind of education for many high school of the country. Federal funds, on a matching basis, were to be made available to those high schools that would organize and conduct classes in agriculture over a 12-month period; and, hire a qualified teacher to conduct these classes on a "learn-by-doing" basis. By 1920, one hundred high schools were organized under the provisions of the Smith-Hughes Act and the directives of the Illinois State Board of Vocational Education.
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Historical Leaders
Historical leaders includes past IAVAT Presidents and Golden Owl Award (formerly Excellence in Teaching Award) winners.
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